Each of us is more than the tragedies that befall us, what we've done, or the best things either. So, we write our own novel, and each word follows the one before because it is that book and not another.
Sharman Ober-Reynolds was born in LA and completed an MFA at Arizona State University. She is primary author of The FRIEND Program for Creating Supportive Peer Networks for Students with Social Challenges, including Autism. Sharman received the League of Utah Writer’s Olive Woolley Bert and Silver Typewriter Awards and her work was a short list winner in the 9th Annual Adelaide Literary Magazine Award Contest. Her creative non-fiction has appeared in bioStories, Adelaide Literary Magazine, and Storyhouse Weekly Reader.
